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To access the interactive maps, click the arrow logo  available from the pages listed in the index below or select a state from the sidebar to the left.
Since the 2004 general election, we've updated interactive maps with precinct-level data for California, Minnesota, New Hampshire,
New Mexico, South Carolina, Texas, and Wisconsin (plus Maine and Michigan townships). We'll add more states where we can find statewide precinct-level geographic databases that
match the 2004 election results, but in most cases this is not possible. Some additional states may become available as the 2008 election approaches.
Note that several other state map applications include 2002 through early 2004 precinct/precinct proxy voter data -- Arkansas,
Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, and North Carolina.
Over 9,000 high detail "zoomable" printer-ready, PDA compatible, street-level focus precinct maps are also available
for Arkansas, Georgia, Maryland, Michigan,
Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio and South Carolina. Depending on the state, the maps show block-level estimates of unregistered
persons of voting age or unregistered plus inactive voters.
In addition, community-wide Adobe maps can be downloaded for about 1,600 localities in those eight states and a dozen
or so other states where we have statewide registration or turnout data -- Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oklahoma,
Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, and Wisconsin. Depending on the state, these maps show precinct or neighborhood-level estimates of unregistered
persons of voting age or unregistered plus inactive voters.
Just for fun, we've added Adobe maps showing Bush-Gore by precinct for the same set of localities in Arizona, Colorado, Florida,
Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and West Virginia. Similar Adobe maps are
available for the 2002 Senate contests in North Carolina and Georgia and the 2002 Wisconsin Attorney General race.
Also, street-level census data Adobe maps are available for selected precincts in Oregon and Wisconsin counties, where we have
been unable to obtain the registered voter lists.
These interactive and Adobe maps can help you marshal scarce resources for door-to-door voter registration and target areas for
transporting voters to the polls.
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Black Power Tools on the Internet: Key Voter Data Available to the
Grassroots
by Bruce Dixon, Associate Editor, The Black Commentator
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January 2008
Estimated Latino 18+ citizens (2006) by tract --- This KMZ file contains nearly
20,000 census tract centroids, representing all census tracts with an estimated 50 or more Latinos of voting age who are citizens as of July, 2006.
The tracts are sorted by state, county, and place. For faster load time, Google Earth initially displays Wisconsin only. Click on the sidebar boxes to display additional states.
Click to download
KMZ file (500k) More details are on the FairVote2020 blog.
Use the gCensus web form found here to obtain tract boundaries in KMZ format.
December 2007
We have given this site a facelift.
Future posts and links to all web pages can be found at www.fairvote2020.org. You can also continue to access all pages created through
November 2007 using the "classic" format via the web page you are now viewing or via the links from the FairPlan
website. Content on the "classic" pages will be kept current up to the 2008 election.
November 2007
We have produced statewide precinct files in Google Earth KMZ format for six states -- California,
Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Texas and Wisconsin. You can download the files from the Google Earth
Community forum.
The precinct boundaries are those in effect for the 2004 election. The maps are themed to show the vote percentages for Bush-Kerry (excluding third party votes).
February 2007
We can overlay any thematic voter registration/GOTV map onto Google Maps. For small areas, maps can be displayed directly like this
illustrative voting plan for Otero County, Colorado. For large areas, voting maps can be tiled like this block group-level regional median income map.
December 2006
Latino Districts07
-- Illustrative non-metropolitan Latino-majority election districts... focusing on areas outside Florida and the
Southwest.
June 2006
We can convert any thematic voting map into Google Earth .kml/kmz format. For an extreme statewide example, check out this Bush-Kerry
statewide precinct map for California. The file is large, so you will need a fast computer and a relatively new graphics card. Here is a much smaller one showing Washington DC voting precincts.
November 2005
Georgia Photo ID Google map mashup (details here and on the ACLU website. Be sure to check out the rest of this special ACLU website on the Voting Rights Act.)
August 2005
Interactive maps for most states now have a Google base map interface option. This could be of
some utility for close-up zooms if you are looking for a feature such as a college, park, or military base that is not displayed on the FairData map.
You can also use the base map to get directions to any point identified by the balloon marker. Upon request, this option can be activated in
any FairVote2020 interactive map.
December 2004
See Map 16 in 109th Congress Constituency Maps
for a Bush-Kerry by county interactive map. For comparison purposes, a Bush-Gore map is also in the congressional map. This nationwide map is also
available in the Polling Place Demographics map application and the Ohio and Minnesota maps. The Minnesota map also includes a
Bush-Kerry precinct level map.
The Florida interactive map now includes a map showing precinct-level results for the 2002 gubernatorial contest between Bush and McBride.
October 2004
Polling Place Demographics
Over 50,000 geocoded polling places in 440 counties, based on information compiled by volunteers working on a poll monitoring project with the
Verified Voting Foundation.
June 2004
Bush-Gore thematic maps by precinct have been uploaded to the following interactive maps, accessed under the "Compare Maps" drop-down menu at the end of the list:
Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Maine (towns), Minnesota, Mississippi,
Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico,
Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and West Virginia.
States in red were added in July 2004.
Precinct-level thematic maps for key Senate contests from 2002 -- Cleland-Chambliss in Georgia and Dole-Bowles in North Carolina-- have been added to the
interactive maps.
These maps show head-to-head contests and exclude third party votes.
May 2004
We have produced street-level Adobe maps showing estimated unregistered voters by census block for Ohio (1,500 maps) and Arkansas (400 maps). Similar maps can be
produced where we have electronic registration lists.
April 2004
We have produced street-level Adobe maps showing estimated unregistered voters by census block for Florida (1,500 maps), Georgia (675 maps), North Carolina (750
maps) and South Carolina (1,000 maps). The maps focus on precincts where the minority voting age population is 40% or higher. These printer-ready maps are suitable for
door-to-door voter registration canvassing. Similar maps can be produced for anywhere in the country where we have block-level dataset estimates (as in Florida) or electronic voter
registration files (as in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina). See the Greensboro,
NC tutorial developed with our client Democracy South and corresponding map-linked spreadsheet.
December 2003
We have updated the unregistered African-American map for North Carolina to pinpoint the residences of approximately 50,000 African-Americans who were
removed from the registered voter list because they have not voted since the 1998 general election. See North
Carolina for additional details.
We have completed a preliminary geocode of over 1.4 million registered Georgians as of 2003 (all races) who did not vote in the 2000 Presidential general
election (some of whom were not registered at the time) See Georgia Map 18 (a statewide map
with initial zoom to Thomasville, Ga.)
October 2003 -- printer-ready neighborhood GOTV maps (Leon County,
FL)
Index of Voter Registration and Get-Out-The-Vote Interactive Maps
NOT COMPATIBLE WITH FIREFOX 1.5 or 2.0, use 3.0 or IE Tab add-on
(click for details).
U.S. Congress
109th and 110th Congress Constituency Maps and Charts
State Legislatures
Socio-economic Maps by State Legislative District
Alabama
African-American population theme (no voting data yet)
Arizona
Turnout and Non-Voters in 2000 Presidential Election by 2000 Precinct
Arkansas
Unregistered Over
18 Population by 2004 Precinct Proxy (block groups)
California
Unregistered Latinos by Block Group
Voting Age Spanish Speakers with Limited English Proficiency (map 2 in above application)
Latino Voters (of registered voters) by 2004 SS Precinct (map 26)
Colorado
Turnout in 2000 Presidential Election by 2000 Precinct
Delaware
Turnout and
Non-Voters in 2000 Presidential Election by 2000 Precinct
Florida
Unregistered African-Americans by 2000 Precinct
Unregistered Latinos by 2000 Precinct (Map 17)
Georgia
Unregistered African-Americans by 2002 Precinct
Registered nonvoters in 2000 General Election (map 18 in above application)
African-American turnout in 2002 by 2002 Precinct (map 21 in above application)
Idaho
Turnout in 2000 Presidential Election by 2000 Precinct
Illinois
Minority population theme by 2000 VTD (no voting data yet)
Louisiana
African American Turnout and
Non-Voters in 2000 election by 2000 Precinct
Maine
Turnout and Non-Voters by Civil Division in 2000 (18+ Pop)
Maryland
Unregistered Over 18 Population by 2004 Precinct Proxy (block groups)
Michigan
Unregistered Over
18 Population by 2004 Precinct Proxy (block groups)
Minnesota
Turnout and Non-Voters in 2004 election by 2002 Precinct
Mississippi
Turnout and Non-Voters by 2001 Precinct
Missouri
Unregistered
Over 18 Population by 2004 Precinct Proxy (block groups) (selected counties)
Nevada
Turnout and Registered Non-Voters
in 2000 election by 2000 Precinct
New Jersey
Unregistered Over 18 Population by 2000 Precinct
New Hampshire
Turnout and Non-Voters in 2000 election by 2000 Precinct or Town
New Mexico
Turnout and Registered Non-Voters in 2004 election by 2000 Precinct
North Carolina
Unregistered African-Americans by 2002 Precinct
Ohio
Unregistered Over
18 Population by 2003 Precinct Proxy (block groups)
Oklahoma
Unregistered Over 18 Population by 2003
Precinct
Oregon
Minority population theme (with voter registration data for
Portland)
Pennsylvania
Turnout and Non-Voters in 2000 election by 2000
Precinct
South Carolina
Unregistered Non-whites by 2002 Precinct
Non-white Turnout in 2002 by 2002 Precinct (map 2 in above application)
Tennessee
Bush-Gore 2000 election by 2000 Precinct
Texas
Unregistered Latinos by 2000 Precinct
Voting Age Spanish Speakers with Limited English Proficiency (map 2 in above application)
Virginia
Unregistered Over 18 Population by 2000 Precinct
Registered Voting Age Population by Party in Southside Virginia (Old Congressional District 4)
Washington
Turnout and Non-Voters in 2000 election by 2000 Precinct
(Selected Counties)
West Virginia
Turnout and Non-Voters in 2000 election by 2000
Precinct
Minority population theme (with block-level data for Charleston/Huntington areas) (map 2)
Wisconsin
Turnout and Non-Voters in 2002 election by 2002 Precinct
In addition to the default voter registration maps, each interactive map application includes maps showing neighborhood-level detail on the following:
-- Median Household Income (1999)
-- Population Below Poverty
-- Population Under 18 Below Poverty
-- Female Householder (single-parent) with own children
-- Percent Black (single-race, all ages)
-- Percent Latino (any race, all ages)
-- Percent Native American (single- race, all ages)
-- Percent Asian (single-race, all ages)
-- Housing Tenure (renters and homeowners)
-- Median Home Value (by census tract)
-- 18-64 Limited English-Speaking Ability (Spanish speakers only)
-- Percent Undercount
-- Households without a vehicle
-- Population 25 and over without a high school degree
-- Foreign Born Non-citizen Population (any race or ethnicity, all ages)
-- Population Ages 15 to 24
Demographic & Socio-Economic Maps (nationwide--county-tract-block group)
Child and Adult Care Food Program Mapper
Community Geobase
ESL Outreach Mapper
Group Quarters Mapper
Hampton Roads Study Area
Historical Mapper
Native American Mapper
Polling Place Demographics
SocioEcon Mapper -- Google Map interface
Summer Food Program Mapper
Undercount Mapper
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